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Movie Review: Wedding Crashers (Blogcritics.org) - One of the funniest and most outrageous comedies of 2005, Wedding Crashers will have you falling out of your chair with laughter. Directed by the underrated David Dobkin, the film features now veteran Hollywood funny men Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn in their first film together as the central headliners. TV writers Steve Faber and Bob Fisher author the screenplay, a breakout hit for both, that

Planning Your Wedding while Planning for the Future (Ridgecrest Daily Independent) - (ARA) - Your wedding day should be special, with family and friends gathered to help you celebrate, the ceremony reflecting your love and the reception providing a perfect finale.

Wedding photographer's financial woes (WROC-TV Rochester) - Our investigation into the business practices of a Canandaigua wedding photographer has now prompted the Attorney General's Office to review the case further. And the number of clients using Karen Record's services keeps climbing.

Review 2 (rediff.com) - The film sees excellent chemistry between the lead cast, but lacks depth.

Review: Ava Gardner | Katharine Hepburn: The Untold Story (Guardian Unlimited) - A biography of Ava Gardner shows that Hollywood had a bad girl to rival the boys. By Chris Petit.

Hitman: Blood Money ( Review ) (EuroGamer) - But if you're capable of resisting the temptation to completely ruin it for yourself, and bother to play the game like a Hitman then Blood Money is a superb realisation of that sinister premise.

Start Your Marriage on Firm Financial Ground (Arkadelphia Daily Siftings Herald) - (ARA) - One of the most popular times of year to get married is finally here. Thousands of couples will tie the knot this spring and summer, most of them spending countless hours planning the wedding and honeymoon. But it seems very little thought goes into something just as important.

OK, he's a neurotic jerk. So? (Denver Post) - "I Am a Sex Addict," Caveh Zahedi's filmed memoir of dysfunction, chronicles his romantic trials and tribulations from the age of 24 to his third wedding at the age of 43, finally having managed to kick his addiction to prostitutes.

Conklin: All the cookbooks fit to print . . . are still in print (Wisconsin State Journal) - Writer Catherine Murray , who pens Cooks' Exchange in these pages, is so pleased by Jim Harrison 's description of her work in the New York Times' Book Review section, coming out this Sunday, that she'll forgive him for erroneously saying her cookbooks are out of print.

Rock'n'roll reactionaries: Meet the not-so-hip parade (Independent) - 1. Won't Get Fooled Again, by The Who